Aesthetics and technology blend in well together in the new Dell Inspiron One 2320. This all-in-one PC features a space-saving slender design adorned with thin glossy bezel that highlights the gorgeous 23-inch High Definition screen. It’s slim enough to perfectly fit any room and its modern design is appealing enough to match any interior décor. For cleaner and tangle-free look, its standard wired or optional wireless keyboard can be neatly tucked under the desktop and it uses only a single power cord. If purchased with the optional VESA mount, minimalist users can even save more space by hanging the Inspiron One on the wall. The LCD screen of the Dell Inspiron One 2320 is a jar of eye candies itself; aside from the external designer aspect, the monitor features 1080p resolution and WLED backlight for brilliant and top caliber display quality. Add the discrete graphics and Blu-Ray player, and the whole family would surely enjoy the experience of watching the on-screen action come to life in full stunning HD.
Owning a Dell Inspiron One 2320 can be a very interactive experience. This all-in-one desktop allows the user to connect with family and friends thru HD webcam with enhanced audio, transfer and share multimedia files using the integrated card reader, and listen to their favorite music on the included high-fidelity JBL speakers. For customers who want something more, they can choose the interactive touchscreen model that allows them to navigate and play touch applications and games like Stiky Notes, Dodge, YouPaint, and Bug Garden. The touch screen navigation would also allow them to access and sync their favorite music, video, and photo gallery with a single touch for easier editing and sharing.
Performance wise, even with its minimalist design, the Inspiron One 2320 doesn’t come short compared to full desktop systems. It is powered by a 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5-2400S or 2.8 GHz Intel Core i7-2600S processor, supports up to 8 GB of DDR3 memory, and runs on a Genuine Windows 7 system.
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Just like the wind that reaches far and wide, MSI’s Wind series have traveled far and still going further with their latest addition – the new Wind Top AE2070. This All-in-One PC features a special 20-inch multi-touch enabled, 1900 x600 LCD screen enhanced by MSI’s exclusive Wind Touch 4 user interface. The smart UI and additional software deliver social networks and digital contents straight to your home screen with just a few touches of your fingertips. The integrated web browser comes with dedicated tabs and menu buttons linked to social networking site by default. This allows users to browse other web pages and update their Facebook and Twitter simultaneously without opening another window. The unique Wind Touch 4 UI also displays the most commonly used apps like those for music and photos in an interchangeable window, other programs and games are neatly docked in a semi-hidden rotating menu. A calendar on the home screen comes with handy digital sticky notes that can help in keeping to-do lists and reminders. When connected online, the UI will even display the local weather and time to keep you up to date and informed.
Step into the next generation of computing with the new Acer Aspire Z5761 all-in-one desktop computer. This desktop combines the latest in computer technology with a stylish modern design to be the best in both worlds. It features a 23-inch Full 1080p HD multi-touch screen further enhanced with Acer’s TouchPortal suite of touch-based applications including TouchBrowser, TouchCam, TouchMusic, TouchPhoto, and TouchVideo. There’s also the Clear.fi media sharing cross-platform app designed to organize your digital files into a single system using a standard interface. Interacting with your personal computer has never been, well, this personal or as easy.
The DreamScreen is basically made to make information relevant to household members within reach with just a few taps of the fingers. HP collaborated with India’s top content and service providers to create a special system suitable for all members of the family including tech first timers.
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